The Historic Tragedy of the Island of Ceilao
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The Historic Tragedy of the Island of Ceilao | |
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நூலக எண் | 3702 |
ஆசிரியர் | Ribeiro, Captain Joao |
நூல் வகை | - |
மொழி | ஆங்கிலம் |
வெளியீட்டாளர் | Asian Educational Services |
வெளியீட்டாண்டு | 1999 |
பக்கங்கள் | 126 |
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- The Historic Tragedy of the Island of Ceilao (எழுத்துணரியாக்கம்)
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- Introduction:to the Third Edotion
- A Note to the Fourth Edition
- Dedication - Joao Ribeiro
- Index to Chapters
- Book I
- In Which is Described the Position of the Island of Ceilao With Reference to its Distance From the Pole
- In Which We Show How Many Kingdom the Island the Island Contained
- In Which We Describe the Riches of Ceilao
- The Fortresses Which we had in the Island
- Our Arrival in Ceilao and the Building of the Fortress of Columbo
- The Revolt of the Apuame Dom Joao With the Kingdoms of Candia and Uva and the First Conquest
- In Which is Recounted the Result of the War of this First Conquest
- Which Narrates the Marriage of Dona Catherina and What Followed
- In Which is Shown How ath the Death of the Emperor, He Appointed the King of Portugal Heir to His Kingdoms, and the Convention Which was Held
- The Revenues Which the Emperors Enjoyed and Some Details Which we Ought to Know
- How the Villages Were Divided and the other Dues Which the Natives had to ender
- The Position and Fortifiction of Columbo, and the Other Forts in Island
- Our Useual Garrison in Ceilao, Our Camps therein and their Position
- The Rites, Ceromonies, and Evil Customs of the Chingalas
- The Understanding These Gentiles Maintain With the Devil
- The Nature of their Marriages, and the Other Customs of the Chingalas
- Some Peculiarities of the Elephants
- The Annual Assizes Called the Marallas
- Of the Great Abundance of Foodstuffs, the Animals and the Diseases Which are Found in the Island
- The Whild animals of the Island
- The Great Abundance of Precious Stones, and Other Commodities Found in the Island
- The Pearl Fishery of Ceilao
- Regarding the Famous Mountain Called Adams' Peak, and its Peculiarities
- The Habitation of the Bedas, their Customs, and the Natural beds of Salt Which the Island Possesses
- Book II
- The Resons Which led to the Commencement of War
- The Expedition and the Treachery of the Modeliars, by Which the General Constantino de sa and all his army Were Destroyed
- The Reasons Which Led to the Renewal of the War With the King
- Of the Rest of this Incident and the Destruction of our Army in Candia
- The Alliance Which the King of the Candia Entered into With the Hollanders
- The Capture of Our two Fortress of Batecalou and Trequi
- The Encounter Which took Place between our Army and the Hollanders at Caimel, and the Loss of the Fortress of Negumbo and Galle
- How on the Arrival of Joao da Silva Tello, Count de Aveiras he Sent Dom Filippe Mascarenhas as Captain - General of Ceilao, and Re - Captured Negumbo
- How Seventeen Portuguese Who Were Prisoners in Uva Were Put to Death
- The War Which arose Between the King and the Prince, and how the Letter Came to us for Help
- How the Prince's Request for Assistance was Discussed and the Question referred to India
- How the Hollanders Came to Lay Siege to Columbo With Thirteen Ships, But Failed to Effect anything
- How the Treaty Was not Ratified at Goa, and the Batle of Acuraca
- The Battle of Negumbo Where Dom Antonio Mascarenhas and Antonio da Mota Galvao, the Captain - Major of the Field, were Slain
- The Attempt of the Enemy to reach Columbo, the Embassy We sent to the King of Candia, and the Siege We Laid to Negumbo
- The Declaration of Pease and the Departure of Dom Filippe Mascarenhas as Viceroy of India, With the Arrival of Manuel Mascarenhas Homem as General of Ceilao
- The Declaration of War, Which led to a Mutiny, in the Course of Which the General Manoel Mascarenhas Homem was deposed and Imprisoned
- The Arrival of Francisco de Mello de Castro as Captain - General, Whith an Account of Several Encounters and of the Battle of Tebuna
- The Battle Which was Fought between us and Hollanders at Calomodara, and how the King of Caandia Attacked Our Army Which Was in the Four and Seven Corlas
- The Battle Which the Captain - Major Gaspar Figueira de Cerpe Fought with the King of Candia in our Territory, and the Siege Which the Captain - Major Gaspar Figueira de Cerpe Fought With the King of Candia in Our Territory, and the Siege which the hollanders laid to caliture
- How the Hollanders Came With a Powerful Fleet and laid Siege to Caliture Which They Captured
- The Battle Which we fought with the Hollanders on the Shore of Moroto
- How the Hollanders besieged and Assaulted the City of Columbo
- The Story of the Siege Continued
- The Same Continued
- The Surrender of the City of Columbo and the Transfer of the Soldiers to Nagapatao
- How the Hollanders Captured the Island of Mannar and Laid Siege to the Fort of Jafnapatao Which they Captured
- The Errors Commited by us Over the Conquest the State of india
- The Same Continued
- The Disquisition on the Whole of the State, Pointing out the Main Resources of the Forts
- The Same Continued
- In Which is Explained how at the Commencement of our Conquest,t Was to our Advantage to have Maintained Malacca, Ormuz, and Goa alone
- Continued
- How We Ought to have Abandoned all our Possesions in India and Occupied the island of Ceilao
- How the Island Should have been Utilised
- The rest of Our Errors in Modern times
- The end of this Week
- Prologue